Sentence examples for mix of increased from inspiring English sources

did not advocate a specific mix of increased revenue and spending cuts.

Why aren't we trying to do something about reducing spending?" Democrats on Sunday warned that any deal over the debt ceiling would have to form a mix of increased revenue and spending cuts.

During a study session last month for provincial and ministerial leaders, President Hu Jintao called for a mix of increased Internet controls and investment in local government services to reduce "inharmonious factors to the minimum".

BERLIN — Angela Merkel's governing conservative party hopes to return the chancellor to a third term in office by offering voters a generous mix of increased social benefits for mothers, a continued push to consolidate Germany's budget and a vow not to raise taxes, and shrugging off criticism that its campaign promises amount to little more than bloated pandering.

Elferink and Middlebrook – who said a core group of detainees were responsible for most of the recent incidents – responded with a mix of increased training for staff, harsher rules inside the centre and tough amendments to legislation.

GP services are under "severe threat of extinction" because of a "toxic mix" of increasing workloads and smaller budgets, family doctors have warned.

The results indicate that there was a mix of increasing and decreasing trends for Canadian AMPs and SMPs.

"GPs are doing all they can but we are being seriously crippled by a toxic mix of increasing workloads and ever-dwindling budgets, which is leaving patients waiting too long for an appointment and not receiving the time or attention they need and that GPs want to give them".

An approach to strengthening human resources for health should aim for an equal mix of increasing the workforce numbers, increasing the overall competence of those trained, and improving worker motivation to improve performance of the healthcare workforce and, subsequently, the quality of patient care.

The Southern Ocean showed a patchy mix of increases and decreases.

In a sense, the mix of increases and cuts suggests tension in how best to allocate resources when it comes to new infectious diseases, such as a novel coronavirus or worrying avian influenza cases in China.